This document discusses a project to address bullying at an industrial technical educational institution in Marinilla, Antioquia, Colombia. The project aims to convert the institution into an environment free of discrimination and physical abuse through the use of flyers, posters, lectures and social media posts. These methods are intended to help reduce bullying by raising awareness and empowering victims to speak up. The goal is to see less bullying occurring in the future at this institution.

1. BULLYING
Industrial technical educational institution
Marinilla, Antioquia
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BULLYING
Industrial technical educational institution
Marinilla, Antioquia
dalumadi.blogspot.com
Members
Research questionResearch question
To us he did this idea because in
our living room looks much
Bullying, we asked whether
victims of bullying and there are
many who say that if, as are a
great majority who remain silent
we have used Flyers, Post and
lectures.
So that in the future we do not
see much in Bullying in our
institution.
To us he did this idea because in
our living room looks much
Bullying, we asked whether
victims of bullying and there are
many who say that if, as are a
great majority who remain silent
we have used Flyers, Post and
lectures.
So that in the future we do not
see much in Bullying in our
institution.
Project summaryProject summary
justificationjustification
General purposeGeneral purpose
Convert our institution in an
environment outside of discrimination
and physical abuse
Convert our institution in an
environment outside of discrimination
and physical abuse
ReferencesReferences
DesignDesign
-Wikipedia -Informaiti9
-Yahoo
-Wikiteca
With Methods That Can Reduce
Bullying In Our institution from fly,
Mail and Chat?
In this school many cases of bullying we
want to change that, helping people who
are too afraid to be worthy of self-respect
one has the right to discriminate against
another person, our talks, flyers, social
networks we see will renew many things in
this institution starting, for younger
children to teenagers.